Brown trout definition

Brown trout means the species Salmo trutta.

Brown trout means a fish of the species Salmotrutta, but does not include sea trout;

Brown trout means fish of the non-migratory form of Salmo trutta,

Examples of Brown trout in a sentence

• Brown trout and rainbow trout, which are more tolerant of higher water temperature and lower oxygen content, are found in the middle and lower sections of Dummerston brooks, with rainbows concentrated in the lower sections adjacent to the Connecticut River.

• Brown trout, a nonnative species, have become established in many of the cool and cold water streams in Utah.

• Brown trout feed on insect larvae and smaller fish (Simonović, 2001).

• Armed with new knowledgeand skills, they developed their own ideas for river enhancements without the need for contractors, one ofwhich was selected for approval by the Environment Agency and subsequently delivered by the volunteers themselves!At the Butter Hill site, post-project monitoring has shown significant enhancement of Brown trout populations.

• Brown trout numbers increase significantly with the presence of woody debris along the banks and in the river as they provide refuge and cover.

• Brown trout was introduced in more than 24 countries outside Europe, throughout Asia and Africa, then to Australia, North and South America (Laikre et al., 1999), so it is considered the most widespread freshwater fish.

• Brown trout is native to the clear, cold, mountain waters of Europe, Near East in Asia and North-Western Africa.

• The Blue River is a high quality trout stream that also is used as a source for a majority of the Brown trout spawn used in Division of Wildlife hatcheries.

• Brown trout was found upstream of Dam and downstream (From ADIT 3 to Dam site), while the Snow trout was found in Nika chhu and Mangdue Confluence till ADIT 3.

• Brown trout are arguably the single-most important game species in the river and are present in the project area, though they are much less abundant than brook trout.